Hey there! We're two garage-born makers who got tired of hearing "it can't be done." From wild automotive restoration projects to cutting-edge prototypes, we've got the tools, the skills, and the stubborn determination to bring your vision to life.
Let's Bring Your Idea to Life
Started in a garage by two friends who love taking things apart (and putting them back together better), Almost Spec Labs is where engineering meets obsession. We're not your typical shop – we're the guys who say "hold my coffee" when someone says something's impossible to make.
What started as weekend projects in a cramped garage has grown into something pretty awesome. We're still the same curious makers who love solving puzzles, but now we've got some serious equipment and years of "learning the hard way" under our belts. Every project teaches us something new, and honestly? That's exactly how we like it.
Our trusty Tormach PCNC-440 has become like a third team member. We've pushed this machine to its limits and beyond, creating everything from one-off custom parts to precision prototypes that make engineers smile.
From our lightning-fast Bambu X1 Carbon to the multi-material magic of our Prusa XL, we've got 3D printing down to an art form. Whether you need a quick prototype or a production-ready part, we'll find the right approach.
There's something deeply satisfying about watching our Creality Falcon2 slice through materials like butter. We've cut everything from delicate electronics enclosures to custom automotive brackets – always with that perfect edge finish.
This is where the magic starts – turning your "what if" into "here's how." We love the challenge of taking a napkin sketch and figuring out how to make it work in the real world, with all its messy constraints and physics.
When electronics meet mechanics, things get interesting fast. We're the guys who actually enjoy untangling the complexity of making circuits and gears play nice together in the same device.
Making the tools that make the things – it's like inception, but with more metal shavings. We get genuinely excited about creating the perfect jig or fixture that makes impossible jobs suddenly doable.
